Full lesson powerpoint and activities for Lateralisation and Sperry’s study. I get the students to complete the notes sheet while working through the powerpoint. They then complete the evaluation using the pink haired girl text book. Numerous video links throughout the powerpoint. If you like this lesson - Check out my other Biopsychology lessons: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/biopsychology-year-2-aqa-psychology-full-lesson-and-revision-resources-11514864

A set of blank summary revision sheets for students to complete on whole forensic topic. Also included is some exam questions and mark schemes for the forensic module for students to use for revision. They are mostly old AQA questions from before the change to linear. Also selling some other revision resources and revision powerpoint for Forensic and other A2 topics like Schizophrenia.

Includes, key term cards, key term question sheet, summary sheets and odd one out activity. Also includes a powerpoint of 67 key terms from the new spec Forensic module. Perfect for students to do the hot seat revision activity. Have one student sat at the front (back to the key term) and their team has 45 seconds to describe the word on the board to the student. I split them into teams and then give each team in turn 45 seconds to get as many as they can. You can mix it up by having a member from each team at the front and then you describe the word to see who gets it first. Check out my revision ppt for forensic - covering the whole topic in short. Or a bundle of forensic resources - perfect for revision.

Need an unseen mock for your students?! This is a complete made up paper 2 mock for the new spec 2015 AQA Psychology. The questions for Approaches and Biopsychology have been made up so there is no mark scheme but there are sample answers and a ppt to go through after the mock to demonstrate key errors. The Research methods questions were adapted from an old AQA question.

A document that examines what questions have been asked on previous topics before on AQA Psychology papers (Year 2 ones only). It plots how many marks have been asked on each sub-topic and then colour codes the topics by how likely there is to be an exam question on them in the next exam: Red - less likely Green - Likely Disclaimer: AQA does not follow a pattern with exam questions and there is every chance even the “red coded” areas can be asked. This is purely for teachers to use to devise mocks etc and I wouldn’t advise giving this to students.